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Complete the acid base reaction using the bronsted/lowry .... HF+CH3NH2 >..........

Complete the acid base reaction using the bronsted/lowry .... HF+CH3NH2 >..........

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according to Bronsted-lowry's concept: Acid is H+ ion donor and a base is H+ ion acceptor.

2. A substance that can accept H+ ion as well as donate H+ ion is called Amphiprotic or Amphoteric

3. A Bronsted-Lowry acid-base reaction is always favoured in the direction from stronger to weaker acid/base combination.

now;

HF is a weak acid so it will donate H+ ion while CH3NH2 is weak base so it will accept the H+ ion; so our reaction will be

HF(aq)+ CH3NH2 (aq) -----------------> CH3NH+3 (aq) + F-(aq)

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